Ignatenko Petr Semenovich
Ivanova-Utochkina Zinaida Ivanovna
Isaikin Grigory Vasilievich
Ignatiev Vladimir Mikhailovich
Ivaschenko Vasily Andreevich
Ivanov Alexander Kuzmich
Ignatov Mikhail Yakovlevich
Ivanishin Nikolay Dmitrievich
Ivanov Petr Alekseevich
Isupov Arkady Egorovich
Ilnitsky Arkady Viktorovich
Ivanov Alexander Kuzmich

Ivanov Alexander Kuzmich

leksandr Kuzmich from 1944 to 1951 was in the ranks of the Soviet Army, was awarded medals: "For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945"; "30 years of the Soviet Army and Navy"; "For impeccable service in the organs of the Ministry os State Security-Ministry of Internal Affairs of the 3rd degree." From December 1944 to May 1951, he served in the border troops on the Turkish border, went from a private to a foreman of the outpost. Ivanov A.K. worked in the Ministry of Internal Affairs from October 1951 to May 1953, was dismissed due to staff reductions. He was admitted again in July 1953 and until January 1957 he worked at the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Grozny region. In 1955 he entered the All-Union Correspondence Law Institute in Rostov-on-Don, and then, due to his move to Kemerovo in 1957, transferred to the Novosibirsk Faculty of the All-Union Correspondence Law Institute and graduated in 1961. In 1961 Ivanov A.K. elected a member of the Kemerovo Regional Court to the Judicial Collegium for Criminal Cases. For all the time of his labor activity Ivanov A.K. characterized as conscientious, hardworking and principled, actively participating in party and public life. Working in the regional court, he was twice elected to the party bureau and was the deputy secretary of the party organization. Provided practical assistance to the people's courts in the zone assigned to him. In 1965, for high performance in work in the people's courts controlled by A.I. Ivanov. gratitude is declared. In 1966 he was expelled from the state of the regional court, in connection with the election of a people's judge to the Pyatigorsk City Court of the Stavropol Territory.

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